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Good morning Students. This week I am presenting the bird of the week at Three Sisters Christian School in Deschutes County, Oregon. I was going to put off posting the bird but I have been told there might be others following the blog so I will stick to my Monday posting.
This little gut challenged me considerably. I was hiking the trail by Jacks Creek this summer when I became aware of his singing and he really sounded close but I tried for ten to fifteen minutes to find him without luck. I am not sure how I finally discovered him but there he was a mere ten feet away singing his heart out on his nest. I have never heard a bird singing on the nest but it was pretty neat.
He belongs to a family of birds that is similar to warblers as they have distinctive songs and love to sing. They are generally much plainer than warblers. He might be a bit more challenging but one of his main field marks is very visible in this video even though we don't see most of his body. I will add a couple of photos so you can see the entire body.
Good luck and happy birding.
Good morning Students. This week I am presenting the bird of the week at Three Sisters Christian School in Deschutes County, Oregon. I was going to put off posting the bird but I have been told there might be others following the blog so I will stick to my Monday posting.
This little gut challenged me considerably. I was hiking the trail by Jacks Creek this summer when I became aware of his singing and he really sounded close but I tried for ten to fifteen minutes to find him without luck. I am not sure how I finally discovered him but there he was a mere ten feet away singing his heart out on his nest. I have never heard a bird singing on the nest but it was pretty neat.
He belongs to a family of birds that is similar to warblers as they have distinctive songs and love to sing. They are generally much plainer than warblers. He might be a bit more challenging but one of his main field marks is very visible in this video even though we don't see most of his body. I will add a couple of photos so you can see the entire body.
Good luck and happy birding.
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